Flarum package has been updated!
Changelog:
- Stretch/PHP7 support (NB: PHP7 does not like # as comment markers)
- “Trailing slash vs. location vs. alias” drama in Nginx is fixed.
Flarum package has been updated!
Changelog:
Testing branch has just been created, with two features to test:
Master branch has been updated! Now I think the app is packaged well enough to support the next updates of Flarum, including the next class-breaking one that will require a huge update to the SSOwat extension.
Master
branch status as of 2018-09-13
_common.sh
. Scripts have been updated accordingly.A new testing
PR is available!
testing
branch status as of 2018-11-11, PR #110:
ynh_print_*
helpersupgrade
script. It should be fine now.After a few (cough) months during which this package was left unattended… A new testing
PR is available!
testing
branch status as of 2019-08-25:
php7.3
did not work in my testing environment (the dependencies package wants to remove itself during installation). Meanwhile, a plain apt install php7.3 ...
is used. Install with caution.Remarks, reviews, fixes shall go into PR #118: Upgrade to v0.1.0-beta.9.
Testers needed!
Master branch has been updated:
Master
branch status as of 2019-09-15
Oh, I forgot to update here.
Master
branch status as of 2019-09-30
I have one user having an issue that I cannot replicate (and the logs are unhelpful). Can someone test the app?
test install of flarum on up to date yunohost OK for:
Hi and thanks for your work.
I opened a bug report, we can discuss it wherever you find most practical
It’s also buggy or not fully up-to-date, by the CI tools of yunohost : https://dash.yunohost.org/appci/app/flarum
Let’s discuss in the issue on Github.
Regarding the CIs:
I couldn’t get flarum installed on my PHP web hosting server. After installing Flarum through Composer I am getting 500 server error.
Hello,
with your wording, it looks like you directly installed Flarum with Composer, not through YunoHost?
Assuming you used YunoHost to install it:
Hello, so far so good with the Flarum package , I did not installed “bazaar” and wishes to add some extensions (like replacing links with images).
Should i install the extension from Flarum forum (https://github.com/s9e/flarum-ext-autoimage) , install Bazaar anyway (how to do this other some already installed application) ?
regards
Hi,
Bazaar is merely an helper extension, without it you can still install extensions. To do so, assuming that you have only one instance of flarum (change app=...
with the app id otherwise):
app=flarum
cd /var/www/$app
sudo -u $app php7.3 composer.phar require s9e/flarum-ext-autoimage
Then log in the administration panel and activate the extension.
Note to self: maybe adding an action helper to do this in YNH’s admin panel would be nice.
Hello,
Below the results
Using version ^1.1 for s9e/flarum-ext-autoimage
./composer.json has been updated
Loading composer repositories with package information
Updating dependencies (including require-dev)
Package operations: 1 install, 0 updates, 0 removals
Should i update “carbon 1” as proposed ? and i will try to find another option to easly intergate images and video in the posts (tha t was the purpose with et-autoimage)
i installed fof/formating instead seems to work, still with Carbon1 error (i’m a bit concern about doing it there are issue in flarum forum about this update)
Glad to know it has worked.
Regarding Carbon, this is Flarum’s matter, not this package’s, albeit not an big issue.
Master branch has been updated:
Master
branch status as of 2019-11-30
README
now has a warning regarding third-party extensions removal upon upgrading, and a how-to install those extensions.Master branch has been updated:
Master
branch status as of 2020-03-18
Enjoy!
Update works perfectly,
Thanks